Buffalo Criminal Law Firm
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Have you been charged with a crime? Are you up against the criminal justice system and in need of a trusted advocate to protect your rights? Put your case in good hands by retaining James Quinn Auricchio, Esq. As a former prosecutor, Attorney Auricchio understands criminal cases from both sides of the courtroom. He can anticipate the prosecution’s case against you and craft a defense strategy capable of withstanding whatever they throw your way. Whether you have been charged with a drug crime, a traffic violation, a white-collar crime, or DWI, James Quinn Auricchio, Esq. has two decades of legal experience to apply to your case. Initial consultations with Attorney Auricchio are free of charge, so call today to see how he and his team can help you with the charges you face.
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